Installing SET (Social Engineering Toolkit) but no setup.py program anywhere
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Installing SET (Social Engineering Toolkit) but no setup.py program anywhere
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I have been trying to figure out why the toolkit is not displaying the setup.py program like it says everywhere to do. Am I missing a step somewhere?
Edit: I already have done the pip install -r requirements.txt step. I even went into the actual set folder, theres nothig in there that has the setup.py program. I've been following videos, and even the actual steps. To no avail, is there anything else im doing wrong
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I have been trying to figure out why the toolkit is not displaying the setup.py program like it says everywhere to do. Am I missing a step somewhere?
Edit: I already have done the pip install -r requirements.txt step. I even went into the actual set folder, theres nothig in there that has the setup.py program. I've been following videos, and even the actual steps. To no avail, is there anything else im doing wrong
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I have been trying to figure out why the toolkit is not displaying the setup.py program like it says everywhere to do. Am I missing a step somewhere?
Edit: I already have done the pip install -r requirements.txt step. I even went into the actual set folder, theres nothig in there that has the setup.py program. I've been following videos, and even the actual steps. To no avail, is there anything else im doing wrong
tools
asked Apr 17 at 5:55
Robert ThompsonRobert Thompson
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I have been trying to figure out why the toolkit is not displaying the setup.py program like it says everywhere to do. Am I missing a step somewhere?
Edit: I already have done the pip install -r requirements.txt step. I even went into the actual set folder, theres nothig in there that has the setup.py program. I've been following videos, and even the actual steps. To no avail, is there anything else im doing wrong
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pip3 -r install requirements.txt
after that, try to see setoolkit directory or the other. that should be a setup.py in there.
and then run python setup.py
or if you confused, you can read the README.md with command "cat README.md"
hope this helpful🙏
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pip3 -r install requirements.txt
after that, try to see setoolkit directory or the other. that should be a setup.py in there.
and then run python setup.py
or if you confused, you can read the README.md with command "cat README.md"
hope this helpful🙏
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pip3 -r install requirements.txt
after that, try to see setoolkit directory or the other. that should be a setup.py in there.
and then run python setup.py
or if you confused, you can read the README.md with command "cat README.md"
hope this helpful🙏
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pip3 -r install requirements.txt
after that, try to see setoolkit directory or the other. that should be a setup.py in there.
and then run python setup.py
or if you confused, you can read the README.md with command "cat README.md"
hope this helpful🙏
answered Apr 17 at 6:21
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pip3 -r install requirements.txt
after that, try to see setoolkit directory or the other. that should be a setup.py in there.
and then run python setup.py
or if you confused, you can read the README.md with command "cat README.md"
hope this helpful🙏
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